Do casinos care about "bonus hunting" content?

[Allyawarra]

Hi,

I am totally new to this and am still in the process of building my site. I have not yet registered for any affiliate programs but am somewhat concerned because there's a lot of content on my site devoted to effective bonus hunting tactics.

Do casinos care whether you have this type of content on your site? Should I be worried at all about being "rejected" as an affiliate?

Thanks in advance for any advice - glad to have stumbled across this site.

[VPJunkie]

Are you talking bonus "hunting" or "abusing"? That would be a defining factor, I think.

[Allyawarra]

I mean making low-risk wagers with the intention of cashing out after one has met the wagering requirement.

[VPJunkie]

If the only intent of the gambler is to make as few bets as possible in order to cash out the bonus, with no intent to return and actually play there, then that's bonus abuse.

I really don't know how the casinos feel about it, but I can guess they wouldn't be happy about it. Neither will you. How do you intend to make any money?

[diceman]

Its ok to dance around a bit but like Cindy is kinda saying you will shoot yourself in the foot if you give them to much knowledge.
As far as the casinos concerned they dont really care. Most think they have a chance to convert the player as long as they signup. Also if you do it right you might actually pull in a few players that would never have gambled untill they knew they could get that $20 free no purchase to give it a shot.
Some will turn right around, love it and eventually make a deposit. Sometime you have to give them the "fever" first and expose them to all those "types" of bonus offers till they run out and start looking at the deposit bonus offers. This is how it works for me at least.
If they win and get paid $$ then chances are they will come back or at least try it again.
You cant avoid "bonus abusers" in this process but in the end you will still get the player and the bonus abuser will eventually be caught and usually leaving you with a nice handfull of "NEW" gamblers.